Re: Arcade Emulators
While it's great to have an orginal computer running, I found it's tricky to keep one conected up to a TV all the time. Compaired to a modern games console the need a lot of space & often have lots of wires to get tangled.
I found it best to get one out over a bank holiday, or other long period of free time.
Also I was always worried about damaging the original disks & tapes when loading them up. Also some older computers can get start acting up when in use for a long time.
I have a BBC Micro emulator installed on my PC, & are thinking about getting a Commodore 64 one. I did find a SID player to play some music from the games.
While it's great to have an orginal computer running, I found it's tricky to keep one conected up to a TV all the time. Compaired to a modern games console the need a lot of space & often have lots of wires to get tangled.
I found it best to get one out over a bank holiday, or other long period of free time.
Also I was always worried about damaging the original disks & tapes when loading them up. Also some older computers can get start acting up when in use for a long time.
I have a BBC Micro emulator installed on my PC, & are thinking about getting a Commodore 64 one. I did find a SID player to play some music from the games.
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